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by rogue_rohit » Fri Dec 19, 2008 11:10 am
Hello everyone,

I am using paper based GMAT tests called GMAT sets to practice. It is believed that these tests have questions which are quite close to retired GMAT questions.
However I do not have any scoring guides for these test. Hence I have no idea about relative difficulty level of these tests and how to rate my relative performance.

If anybody know which tests I am talking about and have the scoring guide for them, could they please let me know how to find them. Or better contact me here and send it to me via email.


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by beatthegmat » Thu Dec 25, 2008 1:10 am
I would avoid GMAT Sets. These internet materials are rumored to contain live GMAT questions, which you are not allowed to study from. Don't touch them, they are more trouble than they are worth!
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by rogue_rohit » Thu Dec 25, 2008 4:57 am
thanks Eric, I will avoid them then. It doesn't make sense to put my GMAT at risk because of such a silly thing.


I thought these sets were part of material made available by GMAC. Anyways better to avoid them
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by cramya » Thu Dec 25, 2008 10:41 am
Rohit,
You can buy about 9 sets(in sets of three set I , II and III) from mba.com. Each cost about 25-30 $.

The sets I am referring to are different from the sets referred above.

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